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Posted by Jose | August 15, 2017 | Hired Attorney | Lawsuits & Disputes

Great law firm

I acquired the services of Leah Mayersohn law regarding some funds that were left in escrow at the time of closing due to some open permits that were not dealt with by seller before our closing day. The seller and I had ageed on terms on the day we closed that the seller would handle and close open... permits on the property within a certain time frame and under certain circumstances that were explained in the escrow agreement contract . The Seller failed to comply with escrow agreement terms in timely manner and refused to released funds in escrow per our contract agreement. Leah Mayersohn reviewed my case and was able to get funds released to me after the seller refused to abide by contract agreement.

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Replied last August 15, 2017

Thank you!

Posted by anonymous | April 19, 2024 | Hired Attorney | Lawsuits & Disputes

Seek alternative counsel. Abhorrent behavior by Leah Mayersohn. This is the post Leah does not want you to see.

March 29, 2024: Four associates of Leah Mayersohn’s law firm resigned abruptly. There was no communication from Leah Mayersohn regarding their departure. The discovery of their departure was made when an email sent to one of the staff bounced back. March 30, 2024: In response to the sudden exit of... associates and to ensure the continuity of legal representation for an active case, a transfer of retainer agreement was signed, directing future communications and the retainer balance to my new counsel. This is a practice which is both legal and supported by The Florida Bar to ensure client outcomes are the number one priority. April 4, 2024: Attempts were made to communicate with Leah Mayersohn, requesting the transfer of retainer funds to the new legal representation and to provide a copy of the case file. The communications included a formal request, followed by several emails reiterating the demand and indicating the potential for legal action if the requests were not honored. April 5, 2024: A formal demand letter was sent to Leah Mayersohn, insisting on the immediate transfer of the retainer funds and compensation for damages incurred due to the firm’s failure to act. This letter specified the total damages amounting to $10,300.00 and indicated that a complaint had been filed with The Florida Bar April 8, 2024: Despite the 48-hour time limit set to receive an indication of compliance for my demand of the transfer of the retainer, Leah Mayersohn has failed to respond to the demands. This continued inaction demonstrates a lack of professionalism. Confirmation of Leah Mayersohn's awareness of these demands has been established through a conversation with a member of her staff, yet no action has been taken to address or resolve the demands. April 15, 2024: Ms. Mayersohn contested this posting on Avvo, attempting to have it removed. This action suggests a desire to keep my review from public visibility. April 16, 2024: Despite repeated requests and a formal demand for the transfer of my retainer funds and case file, Leah Mayersohn has remained conspicuously silent. This disregard for essential client communications starkly undermines her commitment to professional ethics. In response to her failure to act, I have escalated the matter by filing a formal complaint with The Florida Bar to seek a resolution and uphold the standards of accountability required in legal practice.

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